Google, Apple, and Amazon have shown everyone they're going to censor speech they don't approve of.
So who still wants to have a 'smart home' where all of your major appliances are connected to the internet and controlled by the department of truth?
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Not to mention that all of this stuff is literally built with back-doors (just like Dominion machines) so they can easily be hacked by anyone with basic skills.
I saw a "smart home" once. Literally everything was connected to the internet. I wasn't impressed, I was scared, thinking of that poor family, what if they got banned, poof, just like that.
They wouldn't be able to open their door, would need to break it open and then don't have a lock until someone can install a real lock. Lights out forever, until they can buy regular ordinary light bulbs. Ovens and stoves, nope, no heat, just a message on the display "you are banned".
No washing and drying of clothes, because those machines are "smart" too. TV and computer... nope, banned too. No control of anythnig.
Heck, if someone wanted to have some fun it could be like a scene from a horror movie when a girl comes home to her "smart home" and lights start to flash in random colors, music plays, alarm goes of and on, doors opens and closes, and then she get stabbed by some household machine and dies bleeding out in the pool.
My guess is the "smart TVs" will never get shut off.
Gotta keep the propaganda flowing to everyone regardless.
Their mics and cameras are accessible by others at any time, so they're always on and listening, yeah. If they've figured our subsonics the they may be broadcasting continuously, who knows?
Perhaps, but eventually they'll run out of juice. Unless they glue a battery inside and install solar panels or stuff like that.